Aleksandra Sykulak

As part of a fishing community's annual ritual, a young boy must kill his first crab in order to become a man and gain his father's approval.

They are unable to live together, but they also cannot live in complete separation from each other – this is the picture of the grandparents that their granddaughter is trying to put together standing behind the camera. They split 30 years ago. He stayed in Warsaw and she moved to Berlin. How is it possible that they have remained in close contact?

A Slavic folk tale unfurls when a lovelorn woman decides to sacrifice her soul for the heart of another.

“Love is Free” is a triptych telling the story of one woman’s relationship with love and how it has been shaped by her relationship with her eccentric father.

As part of a fishing community's annual ritual, a young boy must kill his first crab in order to become a man and gain his father's approval.

They are unable to live together, but they also cannot live in complete separation from each other – this is the picture of the grandparents that their granddaughter is trying to put together standing behind the camera. They split 30 years ago. He stayed in Warsaw and she moved to Berlin. How is it possible that they have remained in close contact?

A Slavic folk tale unfurls when a lovelorn woman decides to sacrifice her soul for the heart of another.

“Love is Free” is a triptych telling the story of one woman’s relationship with love and how it has been shaped by her relationship with her eccentric father.